A lively collection of rhymes, songs and games to share, sing and play with young children. With new rhymes and traditio... MoreFirst Rhymes
Who's the grubbiest pirate on the high seas? Why, it's Captain Beastlie, me hearties! He is EXTREMELY dirty and pretty s... MoreCaptain Beastlie's Pirate Party
A boy is reunited with his long-lost father, the Greek god Pan, only to find himself taken to the kingdom of the gods.Wh... MoreBeasts of Olympus 1: Beast Keeper: Book 1
Bear has lots of friends, but he doesn't have a best friend. Why does everyone have a best friend, except him? As Bear ... MoreBear's Best Friend
Atticus the Storyteller is determined to take part in the great Storytelling Festival near Troy. He leaves his family ... MoreAtticus the Storyteller: 100 Stories from Greece
Early Readers are stepping stones from picture books to reading books. A blue Early Reader is perfect for sharing and ... MoreEarly Reader: The Little Green Drum
When Cinder Ashok's mother dies in a freak carriage accident, he doesn't think life can get any worse but it does. His d... MoreAsh Boy: A CinderFella Story
Meet the ghosts who prophesy 'great danger and great trouble', and those death singers - the Sirens - whose irresistible... MoreGreek Beasts and Heroes: The Sailor Snatchers: Book 12
On an Italian hillside, Paulo the shepherd boy plays his wooden flute badly, but thinks he is a match for King Ocean him... MoreKing Ocean's Flute
Demon, Official Stableboy to the Gods, faces his toughest challenge yet . . . a very farty dragon!Fresh from his underw... MoreBeasts of Olympus 4: Dragon Healer
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An amazing collection of Greek myth stories told by fictional character Atticus as he attempts to go round Greece for the annual storytellers competit...
This is the story of Captain Beastlie, the most disgusting pirate on the seven seas. Each day we find out more awful details about the pirate and his ...
Great for a bedtime story. Bear has lots of friends but he is sad that he doesn’t have a best friend. Will he find one?...
